Estimation of conectration of free Chloring in pool water using a comparator

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How does chlorine help kill microorganisms in water?

  • chlorine reacts with water to form a weak acid called hypochlorous acid

  • this dissociates into H+ ions and hypochlorite ions, which have little power to kill germs

  • the hypochlorous acid needs to be kept in its associated form in order to be effective


<ul><li><p>chlorine reacts with water to form a weak acid called hypochlorous acid</p></li><li><p>this dissociates into H<sup>+</sup> ions and hypochlorite ions, which have little power to kill germs</p></li><li><p>the hypochlorous acid needs to be kept in its associated form in order to be effective</p></li></ul><p></p>
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What is the main chemical added during the comparator test?

DPD

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What colour is DPD?

pink

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What test kit is used in this experiment?

Hach test kit

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Describe the method used to measure the concentration of free chlorine in pool water:

  • small quantity of deionised water placed in one viewing tube - reference tube - and placed on the left in the black comparator box

  • small quantity of water sample placed in another viewing tube tube, a DPD tablet is added and sol. is stirred until dissolved

  • a pink colour is observed due to the presence of free chlorine

  • this placed on the right in the black comparator box

  • comparator box is held up to a source of light + the disc is rotated until the colours in each openeing best match each other

  • the number visible is recorded in ppm

  • cover is placed over the colour disc to prevent discolouration from age and use